Thai Massage versus Chinese Massage
Posted onIn this post, we take a look at the differences and similarities between traditional Thai Massage (Nuad Thai) and Chinese [ Read more … ]
In this post, we take a look at the differences and similarities between traditional Thai Massage (Nuad Thai) and Chinese [ Read more … ]
Huo Liao Fire Therapy — also called Huo Long — is a heat or thermotherapy that is said to have [ Read more … ]
Acupuncture treatments typically involves inserting thin needles on specific acupuncture points (acupoints) located across the body in order to restore [ Read more … ]
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) boasts a series of ancient medical practices that originate in China. TCM is considered as complementary [ Read more … ]
In China, Ear Candling (Er Zhu) is a centuries-old traditional medicine practice, equally common in many other antique societies, such [ Read more … ]
Paida Lajin (also written together as PaidaLajin) is a therapy that combines Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Taoist and Buddhist principles. [ Read more … ]
It’s believed that facial massagers made of Jade have a long history of use in China. If that’s really true [ Read more … ]
Chinese Ear Massage and Reflexology (also called Auriculotherapy or Auricular Therapy) is the stimulation of reflex areas i.e. reflex points [ Read more … ]
An Mo Massage, Anmo, An-mo, An Qiao or Qiao Mo, which means press-rub/knead (An Mo) or press-step (An Qiao), is [ Read more … ]
Sanfutie (Sanfu Tie or San Fu Tie) is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment that involves placing small and square [ Read more … ]